tombstones like sexual organs Or Social status of individuals Or Astronomical markers And Finally A secret that is still sealed.
In the stunning green hills of Northern Iran, one cemetery is covered in headstones distinctly resembling male and female genitalia. Some are cylindrical and capped, while others are paired and rounded.
some experts suggest that the cemetery was created by phallus worshiping peoples from Central Asia and India, although conclusive proof of this does not exist.
According to some, the likeness of these gravestones to the penis is incorrect, and its appearance is that its hat at the top, and the men’s Waist scarf at the bottom, and the gravestones with two rings at the bottom, indicate flanking shawl. It has been a period that has been used in addition to the scarf that men have worn around their waist. Also, the tombstones are made taller or shorter depending on the person’s position, the women’s tombs are feminine and bra-shaped, with a flat surface and all female graves are facing north. The cemetery is said to belong to the Paleolithic Age.
From an astronomical point of view, the tombs facing north or references to objects in the Milky Way should not be overlooked.
There is little publicity over the cemetery and most scholars have strayed from studying the historic area,
And, unfortunately, it is rapidly decaying
The place seems to be hidden but absolutely worthy to visit!

Optic : Samyang Lens
Focal Length : 14 mm F/4
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 400
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Total EXP : 1/100 sec.  –  1/200 sec.
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Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 12 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

The roof of Khalid Nabi’s mausoleum is a green and turnip-shaped dome from the outside, whose belt and dome have gone inside each other.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 24 mm F/11
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS60D
ISO : 640
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Total EXP : 1/6 sec. – 1/10 sec.
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Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 11 April 2019
Place : Kalale, Iran

The Old Wooden Mosque of Neyshabur is a historical monument that built in the 9th century during the Samanid era, this unique mosque is renowned for its exquisite wooden architecture and intricate carvings.

The mosque’s design combines traditional Persian and Islamic architectural elements, featuring a wooden dome and minaret, as well as ornate stucco decorations throughout the interior.

Optic : Canon 24-105 L
Focal Length : 105 mm F/22
Mount : Tripod
Camera : Canon EOS6D
ISO : 800
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Total EXP : 1/80 sec.
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Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 21 April 2016
Place : Wooden Masque, Neyshabur, Iran

The Tomb of Ferdowsi, located in the city of Mashhad, Iran, is a mausoleum dedicated to the renowned Persian poet, Ferdowsi. Known as the “father of Persian literature,” Ferdowsi is best known for his epic poem, the Shahnameh, which is considered one of the greatest works of Persian literature.

The tomb, built in the early 1930s, is a beautiful structure that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Iran. The entrance to the mausoleum is adorned with intricate tile work and calligraphy, while the interior features a domed ceiling and beautifully designed pillars.

Visitors to the Tomb of Ferdowsi can pay their respects to the legendary poet by offering prayers and reciting verses from the Shahnameh. The mausoleum also houses a museum dedicated to Ferdowsi, which displays artifacts related to his life and work.

The Tomb of Ferdowsi is a popular tourist destination for those interested in Persian history and literature. It serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of Ferdowsi and his contribution to Persian culture. Whether you are a fan of poetry or simply looking to learn more about Iranian history, a visit to the Tomb of Ferdowsi is a must-see attraction.

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Focal Length : 5 mm F/2
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Camera : SM-A507FN
ISO : 32
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Total EXP : 1/675 sec.
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Date Taken : 5 August 2019
Place : Tous, Iran

Hossein Ibn Mosa Alkazem Shrine was a blessed place that has a special place among people. This building was registered in the list of National Heritage of Iran in 1318. The main building of this tomb was completely destroyed in the earthquake of 1357, after that it was rebuilt.

Optic : Samyang Lens
Focal Length : 14mm F/4
Mount : –
Camera : Canon EOS60D
ISO : 500
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Total EXP : 1/6 sec. – 1/30 sec.
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Software : Photoshop
Date Taken : 3 March 2014
Place : Tabas, Iran